Pencil Rebel isn't a particularly difficult point'n'click game, but sometimes, especially on a Monday, that can be a good thing. Add to that an appealing, and somewhat unique, look and feel, and you've got a nice diversion to take you away from your Monday woes for a while [via Nordinho].

There are a total of 100 crystals to be found in SSSG Crystal Hunter - Episode 1, which might seem like a lot of point'n'click action in itself, but you also need to see how fast you can do it, which should chuck a bit more pressure into the mix. So I've hope you've been practicing with lot of gaming and watching re-runs of The Crystal Maze [subbed by RookieRiddler & Mystery].

Glowfly Room Escape gets a thumbs up from me as we have loads of fire flies near our house ( they come out, or glow at least, around dusk mainly) and they're really cool, but what I'd really like to see is a hummingbird themed escape game. We have 3 in the garden right now and they are amazing [subbed by Mystery & VictoriaV].

Can you Escape From Mr K's Room? I bet you can. I've got faith in you even if no one else has. Poor misguided fool that I am [subbed by VictoriaV].

Counting To 4 has never been as much sweet fun as it is with Feist and Sesame Street [via op-pop].

Lords, ladies and gentlemen, for this Musical Friday please allow me to introduce to you Mr. B, The Gentleman Rhymer, he's Straight Outta Surrey, don't you know? [subbed by Lincoln Phil].

Interesting factoid time: the game Hot And Cold is actually named after the labels on the faucets (taps) in my bathroom. Not a lot of people know that [subbed by f00 & derek].

The goal of Fireworks Of The Summer is to set off your own fireworks display, and to have a very cute point'n'click adventure along the way. I also think there are multiple possible endings - I've only got the 'red fire' ending so far - but that kind of makes it sounds like there are others to be found - I assume they all involve fireworks though, so be careful and don't get burned [subbed by f00].

The music from K-Sensor has put me into a hypnotic trance which has made me insist that you play. You must obey [subbed by VictoriaV, Mystery & EscapeGirl].

The Night Before is the prequel to The Morning After which makes all kinds of logical sense to me. Anyway... The game contains several mini games and lots of "adult themes", which means it's definitely not one for the kids, you probably shouldn't play it at work, and those of you that are easily offended should almost certainly skip it too. The rest of you feel free to giggle immaturely whilst you play though [subbed by VictoriaV & Psionic].